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What the heck? Who's playing with them?! None of the brothers are playing with them. the plot is confusing. an all this English sentences he like to show off :"too good to be true" where exactly?! He is just normal human being, god help us from this weird writers.

Not

What time they uploading it to YT? and does the uncut versions of all the episodes worth watching?

I'm exhausted by people like you that anyone who doesn't align with your agenda is branded as an Homophobic , it his right to choose what role he wants to play, and even if he doesn't want to play as gay I can understand it too, they force the actors to do what they doesn't want with their desires.

Anyone who doesn't align with your opinion is labelled as an Homophobic . It's his right to behave however he chooses, and yes, he can even decide to be an Homophobic too if he wants.

Probably will be

I'm focusing on his moments of laughter to get over his "constipated face". When he laughs, he reminds me of Yoon Eun-hye in her early days when she was irresistibly cute. if we off course ignore his eyebrows too.

Perhaps his acting gets in the way of appreciating his cuteness. Sometimes when I watch him, he reminds me of young Yoon Eun-hye laughter. she was very cute in the past.

I hope he won't make "constipated face" next episode. so we could enjoy watching it.

This episode reflects the entire series.

Everything is bad, but I can not even watch his scenes

Do you mean they already released ep 3? where?

Meh

It's ridiculous. They drag us along till the end instead of just moving forward. I had hoped for better episode, but they let me down. I can't understand Miki or Ichi, both are too dumb.

1/10

I feel it's a glimpse into a beautiful South Korea past productions, with low-quality modern updates. In the past, they didn't cast bad actors, or amateur scripts and they demonstrated creativity. They had a great sense of humor and compelling portrayals of village characters. That's why even if the village guy is a bad actor, he still has charm.

What I mean is that this version is veering towards porn type of industry. Good values don't always mean constant exposure in the name of freedom. Sometimes, it can be done more subtly, like Japanese productions. For me, the identity of the couple doesn't matter, if they are Bi, Gay or Straight.

It seems like every time someone critiques or shares an opinion that doesn't align with yours, you start using 'hate' as a defense. So, I don't see the point in explaining my stance further. I suggest you re-read my main point for a better understanding, or maybe wait a few years. I get the feeling you haven't been following Thai bl long enough to see its evolution or to predict where it's headed.

I understand that it's considered homophobic by Armenian standards (though almost everything considered homophobic in America today), but that's not relevant to my argument. The people we're discussing aren't American, and their lives are entirely different from those in America , it doesn't serve as an example for anything anymore, which I sad to say. My point was about their standards versus respect values. In my opinion, repeated exposure like this and in this Format of Uncut and cut version (bed/naked and so on) scenes is not good at all and strays far from good values.

The pairing is off. It's a miracle that Man can pull this off with such an unappealing partner. Ben facial expressions always seem like he's about to throw up or like he's clueless, and his eyebrows are always raised. I have a gut feeling he hasn't had any relationships in his life. It's a shame for Man and for the drama itself, which isn't the best but is still worth watching, probably because of Jeng.